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Are you sure this is OK to eat?
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Is that story true?
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Since we got a lot of snow, we might as well make an igloo (as it’s a good opportunity).
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Actually, I have a criminal record.
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It’s Not Kiyomaro That Has Changed! It’s the way his friends see him that has changed!
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I work not because I like it. I work in order to live.
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It’s not me who is great. It’s my parents that raised me who are great.
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It’s not like she was beautiful when she was born. She is beautiful because she worked hard.
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It’s not Kiyomaro but the way his friends see him has changed!
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You tried to eat me. Even if you get eaten by me, that cannot be helped, right?
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You are always lying. Even if you are suspected by everyone, that can’t be helped.
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You have broken your mother’s favourite vase. Even if you get scolded, it can’t be helped.
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You hit me first. Even if you get hit, that can’t be helped, right?
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I put a spell on it so it’ll give back your strength.
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Words are like knives. If you use them the wrong way, they can turn into dangerous weapons.
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This dog is sick. Please give him good care.
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This stone is a power stone. If you have it, something good will happen.
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YOU KNOW, I-HATE-THAT-GUY!
な used for emphasis
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To tell you the truth… I… like tea better than coffee.
な used for pausing speech
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Who cares if we don’t see the sunshine ever again? I want you more than any blue sky! The weather can go crazy!
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